Short Comeliness Poems

Short Comeliness Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Comeliness by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Comeliness by length and keyword.


Overtake

Friendship for a start is tremendous, I guess, 
In awe as your countenance encapsulate comeliness.
Today might be bright, but I didn't come with torch ??.
I came with something brighter ??


Premium Member Looking Glass of Yore

Oh the heady days of youth
        Fondly now recalled
Evoke such sweet reverie
        Comeliness enthralled
Reflections were kind
        In a looking glass of yore
   Memories enshrined
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Haven

consecrate
      the stillness
with  tenderness,
be gentle
in
   seasons of 
        liberty:
the   
    manifold
       murmurs
of an easy
       heart
in garlands
   of serenity..
..evergreen.. in
endless
     comeliness
Form: Verse

Socrates

An eloquent stutterer he was,
whose anecdotes were luscious and true
he lived in the days of aesthetics,
but had no comeliness in size or stature;

His teachings were unadulterated and void of fallacy
Ipso facto he was condemned to the gallows,
he tasted of the legendary hemlock potion
And died before he lived.

Premium Member Suzanne

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 Such has passed
      the flower
   her soft touch
           her
  pure loveliness
         allure
     comeliness

  such has passed
 the precious days
     which count
    she was born

Such shall not pass
     the promise
 from the One who 
 did raise our Lord
    “to raise all
    who are His”
Form: Elegy


Premium Member Breathe

I was in His bosom before 
 time existed
With no form or comeliness
I was created from the dust
But nothing in me moved 
Until His breath hit me 
Then i came to full life 
The very essence of Him
I am created to praise Him
That I will always do
Let your breath come afresh
 on me
Renew me with your Spirit.

 (Written 7th January. 2024)
Form: Ballad

Full Trust In My Power

Full Trust I have in my power
Now formidable like a tower,
Before foes to not cower
Like the confronted by a prowler 
Or an infant in a bower …

Full freshness in my power:
I know in the next one hour
Things shall cease to be sour:
A new comeliness of Rose Flower,
Not a thing to make me glower;
An Early Widow for a dower…

A Pillar Trust in my Power!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fate

Fate
has no face
no voice
no comeliness
and yet
we sense it
we feel it
we hear it
wherever we go
as if it were
standing behind us
like our very own shadow.

- a Candied Pout -

Upon  her  face  hangs  a  pout,
Which  under  her  philtrum  she  wears  so  pink.
Not that  she  wills  to  show  sulkiness,
But to  send  a  flirtatious  invitation,
And  inveigle  mine  to  repose  on  her  rosy  bight.
A fool he  who  ignores  a  pout  and  a  wink.
Never  could  I resist the  beams  of  her  comeliness;
To kiss  me  and  erase  the  pout  is her  intention.

When Fate Decides

When fate decides to bring you love
Clouds moved to show the stars above

You the crowning jewel of the stratosphere
Your breath of incense pervade the atmosphere 

None to compare at such radiant comeliness 
If I should fail you I crave your forgiveness

I’d be heartbroken if I should ever lose you
Because I feel I am wearing the luckiest shoe

I thank fate that of all I was the chosen one
To reciprocate the love of one second to none
Form: Couplet

A Demon's Introspection

In the recesses of my mind
Lurks an imaginary fiend;
a part of my psyche’s design
borne of a roguish, mutate gene.
Deceit belies my comeliness
To my casual encounters,
I’m well-mannered and smartly dressed
I’m an unsuspecting monster.
Damn fools! Clothes never make the man
nor his discriminating taste.
This real man is more inhuman
whose moral state is unchaste.
I was born with this affliction
Wreaking pain is satisfaction.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sipping the Morning Sunshine

poised on the edge of fall mother's leaven variegated peaks lie on a sea of blood-orange streaks, tease of yellow, and green loveliness. facing upwards, as the breeze seeks a hum from her breast richly pleased of endowment; she sneaks a peek upward towards the salmon ocean sky, transcendent heaven, and the lord's painted birds fly by. nigh the slow rivers edge reflecting its ripple comeliness. 9/23/2019
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